Console TS
Made by GUBI
Designed by GamFratesi
La console TS est l'estensione della famosa famiglia di tavoli GamFratesi in un elemento raffinato, definito da gambe sottili che si incrociano e un piano a contrasto. Disponibile in diverse dimensioni, altezze e finiture del piano, funziona splendidamente come console, bancone di servizio o mobile multimediale, apportando una sofisticata eleganza a qualsiasi interno.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the GUBI TS Console?
The TS Console was designed by GamFratesi, the Copenhagen studio founded by Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi. The duo is known for work that bridges Nordic functionalism with a sensibility shaped by Italian design culture.
What finish and size options are available for the TS Console?
The TS Console is offered in multiple widths and heights, with tabletop finishes spanning natural stone, wood veneers, and lacquer. Configuration options allow the piece to be specified for a range of spatial and programmatic needs.
What is the TS table family from GUBI?
The TS collection is GamFratesi's ongoing family of tables for GUBI, unified by a crossing leg structure that creates a distinctive visual rhythm. The family spans dining tables, side tables, and the console format, each sharing the same design language while serving different functions.
Is the GUBI TS Console suitable for contract or hospitality use?
Yes. The TS Console's proportional flexibility and range of durable finish options make it well suited to hospitality, corporate, and high-end residential contract specifications. Its understated construction integrates readily into diverse interior programmes.
How is the crossing leg structure of the TS Console constructed?
The legs are formed in metal and engineered to cross at a precise angle that distributes weight while maintaining a visually slender profile. The joinery is resolved so that the intersection reads as a clean graphic element rather than a structural compromise.